“The only additional thing I'd note is just a reminder that we expect to close our Alphawave acquisition in the first calendar quarter of '26.”

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“numbers, there seems to be that concern about what March looks like with the change in share at the primary Android customer. Typically, on the handset side, your quarter-over-quarter decline into March has been sort of this high single-digit pace. Is that still a good run rate with sort of the lower level of share? Or would you sort of guide us otherwise? Because I think that's really what the market seems to be sort of concerned about at this point. Akash Palkhiwala: Yes, Samik, thanks for the question. We're not guiding beyond first quarter at this point. But when you look at our strong business momentum exiting fiscal '25, you see the benefit of that showed up in our results also showing up in the December quarter guidance. And so that carries forward into the rest of the fiscal year. The only additional thing I'd note is just a reminder that we expect to close our Alphawave acquisition in the first calendar quarter of '26. But otherwise, I think the business momentum is strong and just a couple of factors that you outlined. Operator: The next question comes from the line of Timothy Arcuri with UBS. Timothy Arcuri: Akash, when you talked about September, you said that the beat was driven mostly by premium Android, but it seemed like it came a little more from your top customer because before you were saying to take like 30% of units out, and that was like $500 million roughly. But it seems like nowhere near that much came out from that customer. So -- I mean, it was kind of barely down year-over-year. So can you just square that? And then also as part of that, can you speak to how much that customer is as kind of a baseline assumption for December? I think we've seen that the model that has their modem and i”